The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-30

Searsp0rt Locals.
Salmon is scarce in market on account Of the
prevailing nOrthery winds.
| Mr.. Packard is building IL commodious barn on
the Lufkin place near Long Cove.
Many of our farmers are making preparations
and will begin haying after the 4th
| Mr.. f. l.. Towe's family are occupying Capt.
f. +. Nichols house for the summer.
There will be series of meetings at the Church
of God Camp-sround July ST. and 4th.
Ship Lucy A. Nickels arrived at Havrc June
18th instead of 18th as enormously reported.
Sch. Brunette. Capt. Arllen, arrived Tuesday
with five thousand bushels of corn for Nickerson.
| Capt. Frank a. and Samuel Curtis are meeting
with good success in their fishing trips down the
bay.
Miss Inez Nickels, who has been attending school
at Manchester, n. IT., is at home for the summer
! vacation.
| GOOD PASSAGE Ship William Ii. Connor, Capt.
w. y. Nichols arrived ut Shangae june 22,l, ll6
days from New York.
John Murphy, who has been employed by
| Charles Pcnhlcton, on his farm in Minnesota, re
|
James Waterhousc returned home overland
from san Francisco, last week. lie has been alb
sent from home three and a half years
Mrs. Cynthia Field, widow of the late Daniel
fiehi' dlcd Tuesday morning after very short i'll
ness Of congestion Of the lungs, aged 81 years
OVERDUE Sch. Lackawanna, Can't. Alfred
| tiosson, sailed from New York for Guadalupe and
| is ii IA ut
her safety.
| Capt George A, Nichols and family arrived home
| iy Fridays boat. Capt y. has been in command
ct chip Abner Cobnrn, now at New York chartered
! for san Francisco.
frof. scWnil, of Bangor will deliver the orn,-
ton sermon of Rev. II. I. Beach at the Cong.
church. Friday evening Services in the afternoon
at 4" "'ciock; in the evening at l.
Nv Black, member of the stan of Command
er Ga;cly, department of Maine G. A. r., has re
ccVr't notice to lie present at Ellsworth July ;t
t" assist in dedication of the soldiers monument
/ ihc NaId" Go. Cong. conference vii, meet here
| onW t'tn"-iay ant Thursday July Band H. The
services Will open each day at II o'clock, \. NJ
lrof benin, Of Bangor will preach tile conference
| SERMON
James Davis family lost canary just before tho
storm hast week. The bird out through all that
|"ii northeastern and was supposed to have beer
seen in the cast viiag" half Il mile from hi~ home
saturday he came back hungry and tired. cam,
down from the trees and permitted one Of the 4irl-
to take him in her hands.
Mr. David Mosinan has erected :, flag stan sixty
one feet high ON the shore front of his field IIa,
/ a To ~ ~ Mr. NJ az.
u!ar to have the pole just sixty-one feet tall upon
inquiry learned that ii WAS erected upon til,
SIXTY first anniversary of Mir. Mosman leaving
Scarsport, his old home, and gons out tn battl,
with the world.
Some OF our young men are cndcayUliu.s to ..c
up an imi,romptu celebration July 4th. They pro
pose having game OF base ball in the afternoon
with concert and social at Union Hall in tn,
evening Music will be furnished by Richards
orchestra which is now rrhcarsing for the occasion
Refreshments Will be served in tile Union ,linin.
rooms and no pains will he spared to make the oc
clslon AN enjoyable one.
Names Of pupils in intermediate school mo-
absent one half day: Blanche Harding, Haiti,
Honi~ton, Jessie Nirkerson, Nora Field, ,.rac,
Hartman, Arthur sawyer, Fred BLACK, Franz
Bunker, Willie Waters, Ellie Patterson Free
Rose, Willie Sweeney, Ebcn sawyer. Those tbsen
ems 'lay were: Nellie salvage sydney Treat, Alice
Grant, Hugh Nichols, Frank Gross, Marshal
Meyers, Harry bow, Ethel WENTWORTH Cert,
Furbush.
Patrick Kane, who has been confined to the hots,
some time with paralysis, died Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Kane was about seventy wears of age. II,
cngrated from Galway in Ireland in 1876, Iande,
n NH Il h..r,4 u